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zone VI tie funniest .ads of some Of the
gIls Of TO-DAY, remarked u halter, us the
dsslIo tor tho shape OF tho heads Of their Ia
eOfite young n.en Ol paper. Every young
man who buys - hat now wants the conform
ator used on his head This, a, y0u know,
shows the bumps with the greatest accuracy
and within the space Of few inches The
girl pastes these ia d scrap book, and when u
good selection has been secured they make al
Interesting study Philadelphia Call
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ELBA COAL YARD Qhta .'t. 8
and Pine streets. vs.. $. ilel.fs
kinds of Coal, Wool, ana ''.'
phone. 80.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
Reported by 9. w. Branch & Co. bankers
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.
New York Stock Market.
REyIEw

REyIEw.
NEW YORK, December l6.-Stocks
opened quiet and continued so all day.
London's trading without significance.
Professionals only traded for scalps.
Western news confirmed the report that
the reduced tariff rates would 90 into
effect on next Tuesday and the com
mittee of four appointed to-day by the
managers could do nothing to prevent
this. A generalization of rates is in
eyitable. The Wisconsin roads have
agreed to scale down their local rates,
and it is expected that Minnesota and
Dakota will come down even Oregon
is moving for lower rates. Outside of
this there was nm absolute dearth of
news, and the market was unworthy Of
comment Closing was little more
firm. but the dealings without any
feature
Bonds, dull Money, 4Wj
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IA The reign % Deo-e u ~ baron una
more, lord oi the soi- iheie D. room ga i'i
Of the KIND, ior 100 pf .'i'ls Hon D. -
sullivan lord mayor "a Dublin. has % great
reputation as "a poet he it eiit"i a-d pro
puotor OF The Dubhn Aaii'h paper
founded by GaNan plit, rud ~itei ui' exile
edited 10y A. w. smiNd.. hft.lvl 81 tnr i'l
Wisoned lord molot Hc BIAS always bcoh
conservative among tue lllah lallu1-. ana
consequently Lost much Of Lis iopul4rit' stlil
he was once sentenced tosiN months "nPf's
onment for publishing matter olensi'c t. 'Ie
government lis booa, 're" Ireland i- d.
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Of III drug store. the Palk-Place Phafma-
cy. Stokes building. corner naN.iere and
Main streets where sou can nnd cigars. ciga-
rrttcs. tobacco. fine extracts colOgucs. toilet
soaps. mineral waters ot al kinds air brushes
tooth brushes, combs, etc. etc. Physicians
prescriptions Il spe. ia'ty. Writing paper, pous.
pencils. postage stamps. and postal cards
Don't fail tOCil.
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THE IRISH QUESTION.
TulLAMORE JAIL, WHERE SULl'-
VAN AND O'BRlEN NOW ARE.
Something About Pync. VI. ~ ana '"'
Ingenious Method He Adopted To A"-
dr,S. the League and at the Same Time
Avoid the Consequences 81 ia" Law

Tho Irishman Is a humorous beng put
him where you WI, 50, with an the woe
and in feeling Of the present peculiar poi'i-
cal and semi military campaign in ireland,
there are many funny features. The run
ming 10 and fro Of the police and military TO
head of this or that popular orator. VINO Is
like the typical Irish fiea, 'not there when
Won put your finger on him. the practical
Jokes in misleading the officers and Che do
vices rcsorted 20 10 hold forbidden meetings
all have their amusing aspects Perhaps the
auecrest performance IS that of Douglas fyne'
member Of pa ament for West waterford,
who has shut himself up IN an oh tower ana
harricaded the entrance bidding defiance 10
the officers, while be haranguc' the CROWDS
that occasionally gather Onarecon' occasion
he had himself lowered o. within fifteen iee'
Of the ground from window seventy feet
high and seated in a swinging chair al
dressed large body Of bis constituents.
When there are no 'peciers or "boah'e, III
sight he receives delegations Of his support
ers and friends he has the old tower sup.
piled with provisions o. last him and his
companions iill parliament assemble, when
he will he exempt from arrest.
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The Reason WHY.

Mis5rcs5-Why, Mary told you to make
up my room al hour ago. and here It is ii
terrible disorder
Martyrs, mum, an | did make it up,
but the master caIno in 10 put On clane
collar, mum, an he lost the tutton.-The
Enoob
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nlnmond lost

Last week diamond stud was lost in
the clgar factory Of Hal B Nichols. Man
It's recovery. 10 was supposed 20 have been
made up into some Magnolia CEcrOUts which
were sent from the factory. The finder viii
receive the above reward on the return Of the
stud BALL. s. NICHOLS
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A Astronomical It'd Bit.

Guest at Hotel-Here, waiter, there's a
dead cockroach in this soup
Waiter-Ycs, boss, but you can't spec q
cocLroach to lib in bilin' watah. Have some
cold soup, boss Washington Critic
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Nl1 Mnin Slreei. Rlchmond. n

Oh Main Street, Richmond va.
I advise all persons intending TO use
coupons TO procure them from Mr.. J. y
Cooper or bis agent, and get bis suaran
tee of indemnity, as with it ! can secure
them fell and complete legal protection
WILLIAM j.. ROYAL.
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CITY HOTTIIA9 Rot rE l
street. Manufacturers. f..lI
ami mineral Hater-.
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4 Tno1hsomn DelicaoY.

Miss Ethel Gn restaUrantl- Clara, let
Us have some crabs; I've never eaten any.
Miss Clara-What kind shall We orderi
Miss E-Haggarl's, | think. I've heard
them spoken ot-Tid Bits.
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A box Of good cigars or demijohn Of
old Madeira or sherry wine is Il nice Christ
mas present, and can be- had of
tHAMpFRIAY 4 Co.
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DICnNiOND IRON PAINT co.
N.TPATE CO.. loO7 EAST CAaY srRUFr.

Weather. water.
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks,
Bllstors. OT pecis.
Especially adapt
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Copper, Iron ana
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use. Damp and
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Omaha Dame Oh dearl I'm tired 20
death
Husband What doing
II have teen shopping al day. did net
even stop foI lunch. '
What did you buy
Nothing Omaha World
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TULLAMORr JAIL AND T. d. SULLIVAN
The noted and devotodly loved John Dillon
has gone 70 Scotland TO plead his peoples
cause, and a warrant for his arrest is out.
Let the RICH, Of the matter he as it may, the
world cannot but admire the persistence with
which Irishmen nave maintained the long
and unequal contest.
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Manchester. Phone, ~.
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Memorandum by "a Tramp.

It IS only the rich who can really enjoy the
luxury Of wearing old clothes Milwaukee
Journal
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We are the sole agents Of the celebrat
ed Ia NOumandi Cigar.
CuAMBERLAYSE 81 Co.
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The first iron boat is said to have been
built IN IN, on the River Foss, in York
shire. 1t was fifteen feet long and made
Of sheet iron
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Berlin has technical high school, built
by the city at a cost of a 500, 900, ana
maintained ut q cost Of $50 0C0
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Coupons can be used in payment OF all
taxes due the State. \ very large pro-
portion Of your tax bills can be saved by
using coupons. Full legal protection and
indemnify guaranteed.
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Receipt. . bales Market finn.
Qa0t1tios-Middlng lO!c low mljd.mg
9lc good ordinary sic.
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NM, or..,.1. I'D STEAM nAE1Yn
hui retail
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u. =. DlMNOCk. llB 3 v,I..,
rcspondcnco solicited ''i Stree. l..
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The Waiter Sizes Him Up.
He tips bis hat TO ladies fair.
He oft tips tables weighty,
He tips the scales, his friends Declare
At something like one eighty.
He tips wink TO ballet girls
When he's at the theatre,
But still hold him prince Of churls,
lie never tips the waiter.
Boston Courier.
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DIRECTORY


s,,I lm D''rec'ory Jel0ic II rellaDs o,s
business houses, girinq per I..e ara s9i
If , r,srs, 90" oe found oery usefl a, , pa
y :, r = % =, Jor Information reiat,, 4'~
80" 40 NE a'Dereat branches or5pose. W
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st 49, u ~ GARDNER. SOB
shampouiug. . rNi
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CrIrAnlE ANp USEFUL PRESENTS
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form, 81 m.ng ho..days ctn tc easily found 800
my Dead. zee select iou OF
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DRUGGISTS. sc.
John +. DOHERTY,
SO EAST MAIN STREET.
Always on hand

Always on haIo.
AS FINE 4 STOCK or GOODS
az can be found at any Merchant iail"flns
establishment in the country. aud VIII b. maie
plltrimmeu a the best manner. Iairty years
experience as leading cutter ougnt 10 guar
snfee entire satisfaction. and will os SOD Al q
.s.ferefo rroff
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ifHu MHI
ASA SNYDER a CO.,. .If.I
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KENTUCKY has become so 7lawless that


Kentucky has become so lawless thai
1t is now no longer safe for quiet citizen
to steal watermelon.
The Empress of Japan, who is coming
to this country next month, will travel in,
cog. Two or three of the Imperial Prince.
will escort her.
The President cannot attend the fail
at Dallas this fall, and he thus deliberately
foregoes the pleasure of seeing the only
genuine iive-legged calf in the world.
5. w. Beach, Mansfield, Pa, SAYS: a
have used DIR. Seth Arnolds Cough Killer
and il always relieves my cold.
Mothers, always use Dr. Seth Arnold's
Soothing and Qlieting Cordial for children
mild, safe tonic. 25c.
Belle Gentle is the name of a lass who
at recent rifle match in Scotland won
eight first prizes.
The policeman who never arrests any
body but little boys might be called va
riety of collarer infantum.
"Hackmetaek," a lasting and fraeran.
perfume. Price 25 and SO cents. Sold by
Dr. Horn, Lehighton, and Biery, Weissport.
Most women die happy feeling that the
hustle of the worlds behind.
If man could be divorced from his
creditors how busy the courts would be.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Sold by DIR. Horn, Lehighton, and Biery,
Weissport
II aim to tell the truth" "Yes," IN
terrupted an acquaintance, "but yon are
very bad shot"
Horse racing is an enter-prlzing occu-
patton.
ministers are about the only servants
who do not have ''Sunday out"
1t is the silent watches of the night
render alarm clocks necessary.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee ON every bottle of
Shiloh's NitalizeT 1t never fails TO cure.
Sold by DIR. Horn, Lehighton, and Biery,
Weissport.
No, you may may not understand why
a saw long is like crank, but if you look
close you will see that they are both OFF
their base.
Tone boat and one boat make two
boats" said Duluth kindergarten teacher
as she pointed to the harbor. And after
thinking moment one of the pupils
asked; "Don't one foghorn and one fog
horn make toot two9"
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents,
Sold by DR.. Hern, Lehighton, and Biery.
Weisspori.
What is an infant? Something that
makes pocket of its mouth.
An exchange speaks Of "a tramp 500
miles long" What capacity he must
haYe for pie.
People are APT TO feel proud OF al. the
good traits their children show and wonder
where they 30. all their bad ones.
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HE WANTED WATER.

One of those English muffs, ye kno' =
went over into 'the States'' the other day
from Canada
He took 10 gings at an inn in border
village. which shall be nameless.
He had dinner; and among those who sat
at the table with him was the waiting-maid
whom lie designated as "seryants' but he
received an indignant correction from the
landlord.
I'VE call our servants helps sir. They
are not oppressed; they are not Russian
serfs.''
"All right" said the EngIishman; 81
shall remember"
And he did; for in the morning he awoke
the whole house by calling out at the top
of his voice, which was like the tearing Of
a strong rag;
Help, helpl Water, waterp'
In an instant every person equal to the
task rushed into the room with q pail of
water.
Il am much obliged to you, am sure, y
he said: "but don't want SO much water.
ye kno-i only want enough to shave
with"
"Shage withP' said the landlord; ''what
do you mean by calling 'Helpl WaterF?
We thought the house was afire."
you told me to call the servant Help
and l did. Did you think l would cry
'IPaterP when meant firer'
The explanation, it would seem. was sat
isfactory,
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uaafnl and Hnrifni Meaioinas. M

There is i certain class of remedies for
constipation absolutely useless. These are
boluses and potions made in great part of
podDphyllin, ,aloes, rhubarb, gambone, and
other worthless ingredients. The damage
thet do to the stomachs of those who use
them is incalculable. They eyacuate the
bowels, it is true, but always do so violent
y and profusely, and besides, grippe the
bowels. Their effect is to weaken both
them and the stomach. Better far to use
theagreeable and salutary aperisnt, Hos
tetter't Stomach Bitters, the laxative effect
of which is never preceded by pain, or ac-
colhpanied by convulsiye, violent action
OF the bowels. On the contrarity, invigor-
ates those organs, the stomach has the en-
tire system. As means of curing and
preventing malarial fevers, no medicine can
compare with it, and it remedies nervous
debility, rheumatism, kidney and bladder
inactivity, and other inorganic ailments.
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Rucklan,s Arnina salve.

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhuem, fever sores,
letter, chapped hands, chilblands, corns,
and all skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25c. per box, at Thomas.
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htOn, Carbon County, Penna, October L 1887

The bartender is always doing shaky
business in weather like this when mixed
drinks are in such demand.
1t isn't every animal that can build its
own pen but even the lowest intelligence
can prop gate.
-Davy Crockett did not understand his
mother when she said: 'Be sure you are
write: then go ahead" He did not write
to his girl; but he went expressly and
brought her away in his arms.
AN electric "belle'-a female operator
at the telegraph office
--"Howis the furnace fire this morning,
JohnT' ''Well enough to be out, think
your honor"
"A hotel horror-flies in the soup.
The dissipated actor who lives in a
garret has some cause to rail at dramatic
ART
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Nothing is more discouraging to an
average man than to read about the weighty
proceedings and learned discourses of the
doctor at Washington, and then reflect that
all the physicians he ever met have failed
to make his liver work rythmically and
smoothly.
The average woman thinks a great
deal more about the condition of her crimps
than she does about the condition of her
soul, and the average man wouldn't like
her half so well ii she didn't. .s
The railroads arc, DoiishiagSup the pas
senger stove in anticipation of the regular
fall and winter trade. They are also nego-
tiating with undertakers and cemeteries for
reduced rates, says an exchange.
"A fortune teller can hit woman's case
nine times out Of ten. you've had sick
ness and trouble. You'll have some prop
erty fall to YOU You do n OF have full con
fidence in your husband Beware. he is
deceiYing you. You have a very gentle
natnre Everybody loves you. You have
had trouble with relative; ii was not your
fault. Beware of blue-eyed woman with
mole on her left cheek; she will make
you trouble. Good-by--Si-call again.
Little things upset the plans of little
men, but solid honesty stands solid to the
end.
This world would be very great world
if il were not SO wastefui of its money.
When invited to dinner Nature Won
ders what she will get to eat. Culture
wants to know what she shall wear.
Not an editor has been mangIed by
railroad smashup this year. Trains may
go through weak bridges, into open
switches and oyer embankments, but so
long as the interstate commerce law re-
mains intact the editors win also
The oil trust, the whislSey trust ana all
the other trusts, great and small, are fol-
lowed by rumors of an oyster trust. # the
country stands any such menace to its life,
liberty and pursuit of happiness it has more
patience than We give it credit for
The life insurance system will not be
complete until some plan of insurlng the
life of the life company is perfected.
Young ladies had better be fast asleep
than wide away.
When is young lady like whaleg
When she pouting.
Pat can see no reason why women can
not be medical men.
AN accomplished barkeeper in New
Orleans mixes drinks in six different Ian
gudges.
"A genius is popularly supposed to be
one who can do anything except make
living
"A beau dismissed by belle, and an
arrow dismissed by bow, are apt 10 start
of in hurry.
"A Bore,-rhe man who persists Ia
talking about himself when you wish to talk
about yourself
Avoid argument with ladies' In spin
ming yarn among silks and satlns, man
Is sure TO be wOrsted.
lfhy did Adam bite the applep'' asked
a country school-master of one Of his sehol-
ars. because he had no knife" was the
answer
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Single Copies S Cents.

ter eyer day, Guess I'll go and ask her
forgiveness, kiss and be friends. No,
won't, either" his eyes fixed thougbtfully
on the ceiling. "She'll be all right in the
morning, and shall have forgotten all about
the little episode. 1t isn't best to humor
these women too much--tley soon find IL
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An interesting addition to the popula-
ton of Calaveras county, Cal, is promised
in the shape of a colony of japanese farm
ers. Land has been bought for them near
Valley Springs, and two pioneer members
OF the colony are already at work on it.
During the past summer the night
watchman and the clerlsof hotel at Sugar
Hill, in the White Mountains, were both
divinity students; and the scrub girl had
been for FIVE years teacher in public
school. and speaks French and Latin.
The dairymen of Elgin haye organized
protective league for the winter. This
man indicate hard winter and trouble
ahead with the frozen pump.
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sweet, plainliyc voice joined, singing I'll
the Gloaming.

sweet, plainliyc voice joined, singing "In
the Gloaming:
1T was best 10 leave yUu thus, dear.
Best for you andb bcs .or me'r
The last lines were 50 low as to be almost
inaudible yet the low. impassioned words
reached Harry Donaldson as he stood erect,
the hot blood surgng madly through his
veins, and his heart beating to suffocation.
Already he had torn The gate open and
was rapidly walking toward the house when
well-known form stepped through the
low window.
lie drew back in The shade and feasted
his eyes on the pale, lovely face raised long
inglY to the soft, blue heavens.
Harry, my husband. where are you to-
night9''
Unconsciously thu words fell from her
lips, and a large tear rolled down the sad
little face.
'Here-here, my owlr,larling my wifer'
he cried, unable longer TO restrain himself.
He sprung forward and clasped her in his
arms The face SO near his own grew as
white as snow-drop, and Il stifed shrek
broke from the parted lips
'Iouise, darling, don't YOU know me?''
and he pressd his lips passionately to hers.
"Oh, Harry, is it you come back to mep''
eyes, dear, if you will have me after all
that have made you suffer. Can you ever
forgive me Louise9 Put your arms around
my neck littlo one nn1 cav an, fore,fr-
en-"
ShyB two white arms were clasped
around his neck, and low voice whisp-
ered
IL have nothing to forgive"
Then after little hesitation;
Harry, when did you learn toto love
me9''
when il was too late, my wife; when /
found that had lost you"
With sigh of content the little dark
head sank on his breast.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-10-01
MY HAUNTED HEART.

My heart is haunted, dearest
A spirit bright is there;
An image dear treasure,
A face SO sweet and fair.
My heart is sadly bleeding,
Pierced through by Cupld's dart;
And It's thine image, darling,
That fills my haunted heart
My heart is haunted, dearest;
AT early morn I rise
And, seeking then the spirit,
look into thine eyes.
AT eve, my heart is aching
'Tis very hard to part
But thy face carry always
Within my haunted heart,
My heart is haunted, dearest,
Thy face is ever there's
Aud always, ia my bosom,
Thine image viii bear.
And though, at close of evening,
A few short hours we part,
Thy face Is brightly nirrored
Safe li my haunted heart.
My heart is haunted, dearest
Thy spirit pure is there;
And ! deem myself most happy
Thine image bright to bear.
Oh, heal the spot where Cupid
Has pierced his cruel DART
But always still thine image
WIN crown my haunted heart